What are you listening to?

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I take no pride in telling you all that I have shed the thick end of 2000 discs; most are available to buy but I have also given a large wedge of them to Oxfam (god knows what they'll make of Schnittke and Bax).
Hi Darren,

It must have taken ages to catalogue all 2000 discs .. by the way which Oxfam did you use .. If it's near me I might take a look.

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james wrote:
I take no pride in telling you all that I have shed the thick end of 2000 discs; most are available to buy but I have also given a large wedge of them to Oxfam (god knows what they'll make of Schnittke and Bax).
Hi Darren,

It must have taken ages to catalogue all 2000 discs .. by the way which Oxfam did you use .. If it's near me I might take a look.

James
Catalogue? You're talking a foreign language James ;)

The Oxfam is in Ipswich, Suffolk
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Thanks .. unfortunatly I am in Dublin ..
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Last evening was Dorati Haydn Symphonies, 63-67

Tonight is Bernstein "Paris Symphonies" 82-87
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Purcell: King Arthur
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I really do absolutely ADORE Purcell... :-)
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This evening, I've enjoyed: King Arthur, Come ye Sons of Art, Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary & Hail! Bright Cecilia...

...from this magnificent little box full of heavenly music... Simon & Sean, how have you been enjoying it?
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DonKC wrote:
Tonight is Bernstein "Paris Symphonies" 82-87

I am curious about those Bernstein performances of the "Paris Symphonies" Don....how were they? I have not heard Bernstein in this repertoire.
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Double Ravel....


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Jared wrote:Simon & Sean, how have you been enjoying it?
Honestly, I've hardly had any time to listen to it, but the miniscule amount I've heard has been top. I have a LOT of Purcell now (Complete Odes and Welcome Songs, Complete Anthems and Services, now this box) so I think I need to take a couple of weeks off work and get stuck in!!
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Diapason wrote: I think I need to take a couple of weeks off work and get stuck in!!
Goodness, what an absolutely splendid idea!! Or, you could go and sit in the Chapel at the Royal Naval College in Greenwich, where they play nothing but Purcell daily, from morning to dusk (sadly only a CD on repeat, but you do get a wonderful visual context).

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